Happy Birthday to John Hinckley. Many more. *NM*

[Scott Marzahl]

Is there anyone younger than 50 here

Happy Birthday John and thanks for all the tips and emails. It's "geezers" like you that make this hobby great!!

Best wishes,
Scott Marzahl

[Patrick H.]

Yes.

John is a little more than 2 years older than my Dad.
I just don't remind John of that fact too often.
In fact, he was working at the Corvette plant in St. Louis trying to fix the awful 68 Corvettes about the time I was born.

Patrick

[Tom M.]

Yes

Apparently less than half of alot of the regulars age.

Tom McCabe

[Doug Flaten]

Yes, but sometimes I'm not sure.

I was born a year after my 61 Vette. However, I either must look terrible for my age or some folks ain't got no common sense. I don't know how many times I have told someone that the car is a 1961 only to hear a follow up question:
"Did you buy it new?"

[John H.]

Re: If You're going to Park City.....

Thanks, Justin - yup, I'll be at Park City; I have another "hat" to pick up there

[Steve B.]

Re: Yes, but sometimes I'm not sure.

I am 40 and hope to be in the hobby another 40 years!

[Dick W.]

Re: Yes, but sometimes I'm not sure.

Doug, the car has been in your family as long as you have owned it. Right?
Givvem that answer. It will go right over the top of most people's head

[Bill Stephenson]

Re: Yes, but sometimes I'm not sure.

-------A very happy B-day to you, Mr.Hinckley.
-------While not quite as far up there as John I think I showed my years last Sunday at a local Tech session. Kept looking for the TI box on the passenger side of a nice 67 435. Sharp as a tack, John shined his flashlight on the drivers side and of course the box was right where it should have been. I have been trying to figure out this bit of brain fade on my part since Sunday.........Bill S